Art, music, reading, a dance party and more: July school holidays
There are a number of activities and events on in Rotorua during the July school holidays.
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New health era for Te Arawa
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Halfway mark! Songs locked in as dancing couples hit their stride
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Soroptimist International Rotorua helping warm up winter
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Exhibition explores the stars and traditional navigation
He Tirohanga Mai i ngā Whetū A View from the Stars showcases Te Arawa navigational history
Youngsters to showcase speech and drama skills
Event being held this weekend is in its 75th year and spectators can watch for free.
Browse to hearts delight at Rotorua Home and Lifestyle Show
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Celebration and creation at Whangamarino School
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Search for automotive and antique treasures at event
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Forget the All Blacks and Irish! Biggest game this weekend is at Koutu
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Tribes squabble over ownership of Maketu
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